Crochet Heart Pillow
When I saw the Red Heart Super Saver Metallic yarn in red I wanted to make a new Celtic Knot design in time for Valentine’s Day. I love how it is a pretty red with a matching red metallic strand wound around it.
So, the Celtic Heart Pillow was born!
Skill Level: Easy
This crochet pattern uses simple stitches and very easy knot-weaving techniques. It is approximately 17″ x 17″.
Where can I get the pattern?
You can purchase this pattern now in my Etsy shop here
It is a large-print PDF that is instantly downloadable and includes several color photos to help you be successful. The instructions also include an actual size diagram to help you weave the Celtic Heart.
Hint, hint: It is a lot easier than it looks!
Video Tutorial Included!
There is also a video tutorial for this step on my Youtube Channel – You can watch the video below to get an idea of what is involved for this project – You’ll see that it is very doable. 🙂
Supplies
Here are the supplies you would need to complete this pillow:
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Red Heart Super Saver Metallic (Red) – 1 skein (Or any medium weight acrylic yarn)
Red Heart Super Saver (Burgundy) – 1 skein (Or any medium weight acrylic yarn)
Bernat Blanket Yarn (2 skeins) (Or a double-strand of medium weight acrylic yarn)
A Unique Decoration
Of course, having crocheted hearts around your house is nice all year round! This project would make a great gift and would look good in a variety of color combinations.
As always, if you have any questions about the pattern, please feel free to email me or leave a comment below. I am happy to help 🙂
Happy crocheting!
Jennifer
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